The experts in boutique travel To Peru and South America
Earlier this year, Atemporal was named on Conde Nast’s 2017 Hot List of the best new hotels around the world. Notably, it was the only South American hotel to earn this distinction.
If Hotel B were a person, it would be utterly chic, always well attired, and well mannered enough to make you feel like you’re the only person in the room. Basically charming and classy but cool.
Peru and food. It is increasingly difficult to speak of one without the other. Some would argue that the truest conduit to Peru’s modern heart and soul is through its culinary landscape.
Ancient cities. Exotic destinations. Breathtaking natural wonders. If you’re planning to travel around South America, these are the places you should visit. Keep reading to discover the 51 best places to visit in South America and make sure to add them to your bucket list.
As the gateway for travel to Peru, the capital of Lima provides the ideal start or end to a memorable vacation. Get the know the weather in Lima, so you can better plan how you’ll spend time in this vibrant metropolis.
Among the many alternative treks to Machu Picchu, there are a handful we recommend to travelers who want to upgrade their trekking experience.
Peru culinary tours are the best way to quickly tap into the most exciting food in a given destination. In Peru, a thriving gastronomic scene takes the culinary tour experience to another level. Whether you’re in the city or the countryside, visiting restaurants, fresh markets, farms, and more alongside an expert guide gives you privileged access to hidden foodie treasures you might otherwise miss.
Lima’s biggest food fair, Mistura gives you a chance to taste your way across Peru’s diverse geographic regions and vast culinary repertoire.
Arequipa is a true traveler’s paradise. Cobblestoned streets, fairytale architecture, and the looming presence of Misti Volcano all make for fantastic photographs.
Where to find the perfect meal in Arequipa? That’s the topic of this week’s post.
Autor 2 occupies a 20th century mansion with 3 floors and 5 guest rooms. Mornings begin with fresh brewed coffee, a big bowl of fruit, and a side of toast with eggs made to order. Go out the door, walk for 2 minutes, and you are at the Malecon, a park-filled promenade that runs atop the green cliffs of Miraflores. Admire the Pacific Ocean views and let the sound of the breaking waves fill your ears. Back at the house, chat with the friendly staff and get advice and recommendations for how to spend the rest of your day exploring the City of Kings.
Four guest rooms in a gorgeous restored villa with a perfect location between the Miraflores center and the sea. For newcomers to Peru, Hotel de Autor (also known as Autor 1) could be the perfect home base for an introduction to the capital city of Lima.